Lívia Lamblet Heatherly is a Visual Artist, Journalist and Writer. She started her artistic career in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA, where she has lived for 9 years, and where she joined Clement's Noyes Art Gallery's team.

Lívia also participated of other open calls in other art galleries and the Opera House The Orpheum, in Omaha, Nebraska. Besides, her Yemanja piece was donated to the president of a very traditional samba school in Rio de Janeiro, in 2024.

Back to Brazil, she's focused in developing her skills and deeping her expertise. Currently, Lívia is having Visual Arts classes at Estácio de Sá University, Artistic Drawing classes at Centro de Artes Calouste Gulbenkian, in Rio de Janeiro, “Errar Bonito – Deixando a Pintura Acontecer” painting classes at Radar Artes Visuais, and she's just finished “Color and Form” classes at EAV do Parque Lage.

Although she'd begun her career focused in realism and oil on canvas as her main techniques, Lívia has been seeking on refining and improving her art. Due to her effort to study, her recent pieces use mixed media, different types of support and material, making her work more contemporary. Her paiting “O erê Jorginho e seu pocotó” was made with oil, acrylic and collage on canvas, and her last piece, "O Bate-Bola", is an ascertained acrylic and oil on canvas, utilizing complementary colors to play with the chromatic circle.

Lívia is graduated as a Journalist. Her final work A influência das novas tecnologias na comunicação humana (The influence of the new technologies in human communication - translation) was turned into a book, that narrates how the human being created the society as it is today when he created the technologies to communicate.